Terence Gordon

Terence Gordon was born on Jun 17, 1969 in UK. Terence Gordon's big-screen debut came with Hermafrodita directed by Albert Xavier in 2009.

Born and raised in Harrow, England, then schooled in Guyana, Terence then came to the United States in 1987. He spent eight years in the US Army, attending both college and general aviation flight school. His interest in Aviation would later lead him to be an Aviator with the USAF-CAP as a Mission Observer (Co-pilot). After earning his BA in computer science from the CUNY Grad Center, he spent seven years in corporate America at Investment Banks as a technologist and as an integration engineer. During that time he returned to his studies, this time going after his career passion in directing. He attended New York University's film school. After graduating from Film, Video and Television directing at NYU, he attended Karate International Film Action Camp to study screen action and stunts. He then furthered his directing education by studying in person with Judith Weston (author of a director's intuition) and later with Mark Travis on directing actors. Terence was also mentored by former DGA Vice President & Director Gary Donatelli, at ABC's daytime drama "One Life to Live". Over the the years Terence has developed a uncanny eye with versatility and flair needed to successfully direct numerous, cross-genre projects which include music videos, commercials, feature length film and documentaries. He is the creator of the Youthful Ambition YA brand and series and co-owner of TnG Films llc and Black Ink Pictures llc.